Reviews by cherry_coloured

I think I like the imagery of this album more than the album itself. Wasn’t bad, just didn’t quite live up to this vibe for me.

Really fun, cohesive, and consistently upbeat.

I enjoyed the funky, jazzy tone of this album. I thought this was pretty fun to listen to. Some interesting instrumentation throughout made this all the more enjoyable.

Didn’t care for this, sounded like a cheap muddy waters rip-off. Plus I can’t stand Eric Clapton so that certainly didn’t help.

Solid singles, overall pretty solid album.

Sooooo relaxing, so nostalgic, and so peaceful. It’s nice to have some music you can just relax to.

This was fine enough, but pretty unremarkable and I definitely could have died without having heard this.

Really solid album, great music and great lyrics that I feel I need a couple more listens of to properly ponder.

I don’t think it’s possible to be in a bad mood while listening to this album. This whole work is just so full of passion and joy that it’s infectious. Just so uplifting and lovely.

This was kinda fun, whole album was just giving me the vibe of this emoji: 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻

This came out when I was in college and it had my corner of twitter and tumblr in an absolute chokehold. Really good and super nostalgic for me.

Absolutely incredible, one of the best live albums ever. Nirvana really shines through an acoustic arrangement like in Unplugged. Where Did You Sleep Last Night is hauntingly beautiful, so glad I got this album today.

This was really not good at all. That’s kind of all I have to say about this.

Iconic, a little long but pretty much every song was great (a few skips ngl). Loved the features and the overall vibe of this.

I like Tom Petty, but the fact that this is the one and ONLY album of his on this list bothers me. I’d expect someone with such a prolific catalog to have more than their debut album on this list (considering that there’s THREE godforsaken Kings of Leon albums here…).

Anyway, there’s great singles on this, but I feel this lacks the polish and the power of other albums of his. I’d rate this a 3.5, rounding up to 4.

Now this is what I’m talking about when I say I like *some* country music. Great writing/storytelling, and great vocals. Willie Nelson’s voice has always been so soothing to me. Lovely album.

A pretty good listen, but they were killing me with the 20 minute songs .

Absolutely incredible. Fiona’s voice is incredible and her songwriting is unmatched. This isn’t even her strongest or best album and it’s still an easy 5 stars.

Great singles (f slur notwithstanding [like I get the context but it was still jarring]), and not quite as great filler. Solid listen!

I found a lot of elements here very interesting and different, but not enough to really want to engage with this much more.